The difference between your profile and page is that your page is where you should conduct professional business. It can only be liked and followed, and has stat tools to track your efforts. You can only stop someone following you by blocking them – you cannot choose who likes your page, unlike adding members to a group or accepting or declining friend requests.
you can share on a wall, like your profile, but based on Facebook’s algorithm, you will be shown to a set amount of your followers.
Your profile is where you should network personally. You can join groups, like or follow pages, and accept friend requests or be followed.
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Kai Wilson-Viola writes under various names, and in all genres. Co-founder and webmistress of the IAG site, she writes content on request of members.
She has written several books including the Ten Hour Marketing Plan and 12×12 – tutorials for social media.
When not writing, she can be found maintaining sites, designing themes, managing a charity called the Less than Three foundation, gaming, knitting or reading.